Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 05, 1934, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, -OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1934. Richard Arlen in Rialto Program urn OE ItU SALARY COT FOR FOR PRODUCTION . UTILITY CHIEFS CREDIT PAGE TWO - i,1' - "' ' ' " n il 'I fl,WHmW-.lIMIMMIA ( SALEM. Jan. Up) Protest of the Pacific Power and Ltght company, the Portland Ou and Coke company and . the Northwestern Electric company against the public utilities commla aioner pawing upon the respective . bn-dgete of the companies for 1034 waj met by Commissioner Char lea M. Thomas today by an order reducing ' aalavles of all official, rejection of payment of $100,000 by the three firms to the Electric Bond and Share company, and refusal to permit do nations amounting to about 910,000 against the rate payers. Thomas, in his order, declared the thr affiliated firms were the only onea to protest arid object to the com m 1m loner passing upon the bud- gets aa provided by an act of the . 103.1 legislature. The order particularly eliminated any salary for Ouy W. Talbot, retired president of the Portland Gas and Coke company. The budget contain' ed a salary of $7,800 for Talbot. Salary reductions from 1165,010 to 131,700, was headed by a cut of $14.- 160 In the salary of Paul B. McKee head of the companies. The budget showed a salary of 139.160 for Mo Kee. which Thomas ordered reduced to il 6,000 annually. Other salary reductions Included John A. Lai tiR from H5,420 to 10, 000; Hllmar Pabst from 12,lfl0 to $9,000; Lewis A. Mc Arthur from $11. 340 to $6,000: I. T. Merwin from $10,800 to $8,000; E. L. Hall from $8, 886 to $7,000, and C. W. Piatt from $8,100 to $7,000. The year 1933 resulted In the wholesale slaughter of speed records by automobiles, airplanes, motor cycles and motor boata using Oil more Oasollns and Lion Head Motor oil. "Official A A A. circles credit Oil more with 43 speed marks for class A non-stork rare, using Pacific coast gasoline. Also all records for one mile circular dirt tracks from one mile to 100 miles," says Earl B. Oil more, president Oil more oil company. The one mile mark la 106.33 miles per nour, made by Ai Gordon in the Oil more Special at Oakland. On the Legion Ascot Speedway every record from 1 to 150 laps is held by Qilmore gasoline. "Col. Roscoe Turner broke tha Wast -to-West airplane record from New York to Los Angelea using Oil more Lion Head Motor oil. "On the motorcycle ahort tracks Wilbur Lamoreaux shattered records and won the American championship using Ollmore and Ed Oerllck and Al Blohm In their speed-boats broke a flock of world clans marks and won the national championship using Oil more gasoline. And speed, after all, la the real measure of gasoline uttal-ity." Richard Arlen plays the role of "Cap'n Jericho," owner and skipper of a garbage scow that picks up the garbage in the Ban Pedro Bay, in the film version of "Hell and Hlghwater" at the Rialto theater today and to morrow. The story wa written by Max Miller, who rose to fame as the author of "I Cover the Waterfront." On the same program, John Wayne and hit beautiful whit horse, Duke, are featured in "The Man Trom Monterey," an exciting western drama f the early California days. DELTA UPSILON AT Daisy Orlgaby of thla city yeatrrlny filM mi lit in circuit court for S00O Rcnernl tamag.a, and 4t S0 apeclal damage, against tho tie rrlman Dairy, for alltgKl phyalcal pain, auatalned In an auto accident last November. Plaintiff avar that PranK Paaa more, a driver for the dairy, careleM ly turned a milk wagon around In the middle of the block, and ah craahed Into aald milk wagon, with, her veh. Icle, damaging It aeverely. Plaintiff declare aha sustained nrutaed knsee and other conttutona and brulaea. Attorney B. t. Kelly appear, aa at torncy for the plaintiff. Inttallatton of the Oregon chapter of Delta Upallon fraternity at tha Unlveralty of Oregon thla week end will be watched with great Intereat by a number of local folk aa the chapter roll will contain the name. of aeveral Med ford people, and other peron well known In the Hague River valley. Member, of Sigma PI Tau, the local fraternity, which ha been granted the Delta Upallon chap ter from thl, city, are: Alan E. Car- ley, Harvey W. Roberteon, Chaa. Olen Smith, high eehool principal; Otto J. Frehnmeyer, and Arthur BohoenJ, now of Portland. Othera to be Initiated are Arthur D. Olementa of Central Point, George K. Lowe of Ashland, Donald Wilson of Table Rock and J. Leslie Whlte houae, formerly of thla city, now of Ettreka. w. L. Van Loan of Eugene, director of Sigma PI Tau Alumni association, also forfermly lived In Med ford, and Robert K. Allen, son of Dean and Mra. Erie Allen, at tha Unlveralty of Oregon, who will be among the Ini tiates, also has many frlenda here. In addition to holding the Installa tion at Eugene, Delta Upsllon mem bers will observe the 100th anniver sary Of the fraternity thla week end. It was firsh organised In 1834 and the University of Oregon chapter will be the last one granted by the fra ternity. It will bring the total num ber to 69. there being 68 other chap ters located on the foremost cam puses of North America. The chapter has been granted the University of Oregon group after many yesra of petitioning. The for msl Installation banquet will be held at the Eugene hotel tonight and fol- i lowing the Installation ceremonies to. , morrow, there will be another formal i banquet, w.hlch will be attended by I the local group. WESTERN PINE ORDERS FOR YEAR INCREASED! TARRYTOWN, N. T., Jan. S.yp) John D. Rockefeller, Sr., It was learn. eo, today, Is feeling better and may make his delayed annual winter trip to hie estate In Florida within two weeka or eo. No definite date baa been set, but It was learned that the nonagenertan begin Immediately to make plana for the trip to Flortda aa soon as hts phyalclsna announced they had con quered the cough which had beset him since November. Ask CWA To Fight Philadelphia Rats PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8 (p.-La. Ing a Pled Piper, health authorities have asked for 900 men. They requested the Civil Works ad ministration to provide the men to aet traps In a drive against Phila delphia rata. The rodent popula tion la estimated at 3,000.0007 Flue Fire Today The city fire de partment answered a call to the Rob ert Rtihl residence In the Slsklvou Heights district thla afternoon to ex tinguish a flue fire. A Production Credit Corporation for the counties of Jackson, Jose phine and Curry was formed yester day at the .courthouse auditorium, with the election of temporary offi cers and creation of a temporary or ganization. Directors named were Gordon Voor hles of Med ford: H. Van Hoevenberg of Gold Hill; Verne Brophy of Med ford, and J. F. Wortman of Phoenix aa the Jackson county representation. Josephine directors were named as follows: George Werts, Frank Schutr, wsll, and Ben H. Hilton, all of Grants Pass, and residing on rural routes. 0. Zumwalt of Slxea, and O. P. Ferguson of Oold Beach were named Curry county directors. Robert O. Fowler, Jackson county agricultural agent wsa named tem porary chairman. , Before the organization can start functioning, It must receive a charter, under which It will be Incorporated, and the board of dlrectora approved by the Credit Bank association. The purpose of the Production Credit Corporation la to furnish per manent credit relation for all branches of agriculture, on a co-operative, self-help bssls, under govern mental aupervlslon. Details of the plan were explained by W. E. Wil liams of Spokane, vice-president of the Production corporation. I Keen Interest was manifested by I agriculturists. 290 being In atten dance from the three counties. Coun ty Agent Fowler aald It was the "liveliest farm meet I have attended In a long time." a PORTLAND, Jan. 8. (P) The ! Western Pine association reported to- i day that ordera In 199S throughout i the western pine territory Increased i about 8 per cent over the previous' year, that shipments were i par cent 1 greater, and production 38 per eent more than In 1933. For the week ending December 80. I new bualneaa amounted to 33.873,000 feet, about 3 per cent more than for j the previous week. j V l v F 1' L U It- N These hermit are a real favorite with our eui-tomerg-nnd we know you will like them. Speoial, Saturday only, 19c dozen We will alio foature the newest Betty Orocker Recipe tomorrow in addition to the regular varietioa. Jig Saw Chocolate Cake Large Home-made Size 49c each Thii ii a large three lnyer cake which will gen erously erve the whole family for at least two moali. Wonderful for entertaining. rera 3M ypsun mm Land Plaster It'll soon be time to apply Land Plaster to your alfalfa and meadows Arrange for your requirements with us now Prices Competitive Either at Warehouse or delivered to the farm YOUR SEEDSMEN SINCE 1910" See us for: SUPER PHOSPHATE SULPHATE of AMMONIA SULPHUR o o City Meat Market FREE DELIVERY 8:00 10:00 3:00 4:00 121 No. Central. phone 324 Our Moat will satisfy the most fastidious guest. V00 5UR6 ARE SOME COOK.MARV ITSN0TCVEBV! WVVWUGET MEAT LIKE THIS IT IS atourT N0U5E,0l.D MAN. MARY KNOWS HIKE I My MEAT, Ham lb. 14c H 2tzc BOSTON BUTTS lb. 15c BACON SQUARES .lb. 11c PORK ROAST PORK STEAK, lb J. KJ C Choice Hens, Fryers, Rabbits, Oysters D GROCETERIA SUPER FOOD MARKETS , DREAD AND CAKES LIKE MOTHER MADE FREE BREAD WITH MEAT TOMORROW TRY Southern Oregon's finest home-style bread with Southern Oregon' finest meats. Tomorrow and Monday with a purchase of 34c or more of our fancy steer teef grain fed pork, corn belt bacon milk fed veal or our fa mous country-style sausage or a combined purchase of that amount or more A LOAF OF HOME-STYLE BREAD FREE. We want to prove that good meats are cheaper and better for you and that good old home-flavored bread is the most appreciated food you can give to your family. Start '34 With the Best 34c Purchase You Ever Made. BAKERY Hot home-style bread for your lunch and dinner. Hot bread every day just before noon and just before dinner. 1 lb. loaf 3 for 20c lb. loaf . w2 10c CAKES from the famous Betty Crocker recipes. No substitutes just pure home ingredients. Large 3-layer 44 Small family 2-layer 25$ i Fruits & Vegetables Bunch Vegetables 3 for 10 Hubbard or Banana Squash (we cut them) Lb. 1 Sweet Potatoes 4 lbs. 15 Large Celery 2 for 15 Celery Hearts ...2 for 23 Large Arizona Grapefruit....3 for 17$ Cucumbers each 5 Fancy Lemons, doz. 23 Sunkist Oranges 2 doz. 33 Fancy Delicious Apples (SOS pack) 4 lbs. 15; box $1.49 Savings In the Super Food Market A Dependable Source of Supply Morrel's Pride Sandwich Meat, 6-oz. can 10' Pineapple fancy sliced or crushed. Hunt's Su- f n preme quality No. J z C 2 can; 2 for w w Florida Ctrape Fruit Drome-. dary or Bordo brand. No. 2 can 2 for 25' Frill-ettes, a delicious f f pure egg noodle; 8-oz. pkg. 12$; 16-oz. pkg. Fig Bars from the Loose Wiles Sunshine i Q Bakery ijC 2 lbs Krispy Crackers fresh and crisp from the bak- ft ft ery this week nC 2-lb. box w Fancy Comb Honey Each Calumet Baking Pow der, lib., 25;5 lbs. 89; 10 lbs. . Rex Corned 1 can Wool Soap 3 large bars cellophane wrapped Instant Postum small can 21$ Large can Jello all flaavors Pkg Post Bran Flakes 8-oz. pkg. . 13c $139 15 10c 39 5 8 Post's Whole Bran, Pkg Shortening Ribbon 8-lb. pail .. White Crisco the choice of particu lar cooks 3-lb. can 49 6-lb. can P & G Soap finest for laundry 10 bars Bob White Soap 10 bars Oxydol suds in a pkg Dash a fine granula ted soap 212-lb. pkg 10 89' partlcu m 25 22 19 19 SUPER MEAT MARKET Tender Steer Beef No tough ends to waste Ask your doctor. a, pjcooub jiui-oB is uie cneapest meat you can buy i healthier because easier to chew and easier to digest Fancy Steer Beef Roast Lb 10' Fancy Steer Rolled Prime Roast Lb 1 7V2C Fancy Steer Steak flavory and tender Rib, loin or round Lb 15' Fancy Steer Swiss Steak Lb Pure Vegetable Shortening 4 lbs 15' 39' Country-Style Sausage imi tated but never equaled. (Now selling over 1000 ft n lbs. a week) J rQ 2 lbs fcV Block Swiss Cheese fine for the cold lunch. Lb Dill Pickles- Knights 5 for 33' 10' COFFEE If what the roasters of nationally ad vertised blends of coffee say about stale coffe is true be sure to get fresh is just one way to be sure buy it the day it is ground. Z-MOR-U COFFEE 1 lb 25c 3 lbs. 73c FOUNTAIN Turkey dinner . ... ... . ., 25c Steer beef pot roast and egg noodles (a dandy meal) . ,25c Huckleberry pie ala mode, ,10c Hot Chili .10c Hot Chocolate . . 10c 6th at Central Grape SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL Delivery of $1.00 Orders. Phone East Side 752: West Sid 42S Smoked Country-Style Sau sage link or sani- 4 f tary gauze sacks I riC O JjD ' o 13 o o 0E3PE30C0 iorxor OE30.